Lee Strubinger is a journalist based in Rapid City, South Dakota. He writes for South Dakota Public Broadcasting, covering local news and politics in the state. His work has also been featured on WAMU 88.5.
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By: Lee Strubinger
The program that hosts South Dakota’s online voting database is back up and running after a temporary technical issue with the voter check-in system on Friday. Secretary of State officials say the glitch was due to a Microsoft service disruption and the interruption did not affect the tally or processing of votes.
By: Lee Strubinger
Kate Looby, state director for Planned Parenthood in South Dakota, addresses supporters on election night in 2006, when state voters rejected Referred Law 6 by 56 percent.
By: Lee Strubinger
Rapid City parks department installed the fence at the Memorial Park bandshell last week. Organizers who use the bandshell to serve a meal to the homeless say they were surprised to see it on Friday.
By: Lee Strubinger
The South Dakota Senate begins a floor session, Thursday, Feb. 22, 2024, at the state Capitol in Pierre, S.D.
South Dakota voters have rejected an abortion rights constitutional amendment.
By: Lee Strubinger
South Dakota voters rejected an abortion rights amendment to the state constitution, according to a call by the Associated Press. Anti-abortion groups called the proposal ‘too extreme.'
By: Lee Strubinger
US Senator John Thune, R-SD, during a Senate Republican press conference on March 3, 2023.
The state legislature has picked its new majority leadership, following Tuesday’s election. The incoming state legislature will be led by a faction of the Republican party galvanized by the carbon pipeline debate.
Organizers with Life Defense Fund pack up around midnight on Election night in Sioux Falls.
By: Lee Strubinger
Governor Kristi Noem is the Trump administration’s nomination to lead the Department of Homeland Security. That nomination will lead to changes in the state’s executive branch.
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